After a series of 'accidents' he rightly assumes to constitute attempts at his life, merciless TV talent show 'American Duos' key judge Nigel St. Nigel refuses to let security compromise the production, which happens to be in Santa Barbara this week, so he hires Shawn as psychic watchdog, going undercover as contestant with Gus. Near-fatal incidents continue, so obnoxious prima donna Nigel gets to stay at highly unamused Henry's home. Shawn and the police meanwhile check out disgruntled failed contestants, the producer Lester Beacon and both fellow judges. Written by KGF Vissers

Shawn and Gus start fearing they're becoming superfluous to the SBPD as Lassiter keeps solving cases without 'psychic' help, nine already. When a corpse washes up the coast, he's clueless while only Shawn dares diagnose the fatal wounds as T-Rex bites, but the police detective is on their tail. The victim turns out to be a paleontology professor in need of a spectacular find to prevent his tiny department being shut down. Furthermore, he dug every night in a farmer's field, but found not only dinosaur bones. Written by KGF Vissers

Shawn and the SBPD are eager to solve dollar counterfeit case, but the Treasury has jurisdiction and sends cocky special agent Lars Ewing, irresistible in Juliet's eyes, who brings his trusted 'psychic', Lindsay Leikin, equally to Lassiter's taste. Only Shawn confidently sets out to prove Leikin, who promises the inverse, a fraud. While formally cooperating, both teams rival in a race to beat the other. Despite Lar's competence and Lindsay's foul play, Shawn cracks the case, and his challengers. Written by KGF Vissers

Lassiter's embarrassment about his own police car being stolen while parked in front of the precinct gives priority focus to the wave of classy car thefts to sell off the parts. Shawn quickly traces it to a car shop owner, who is swiftly jailed. yet Shawn senses that's not the whole story, even before the car shop owner is murdered in his repair pit. Volunteering Gus's company to be pimped there, Shawn finds out about the real mastermind and his big plans. Written by KGF Vissers

Shawn and Gus' childhood bully, Jimmy Nickels (Ben Giroux), comes back into their lives when he hires them to find out why his horses keep losing. But a simple horse whispering assignment turns deadly when a rival jockey dies in the middle of a race. Written by http://www.usanetwork.com/series/psych/theshow/episodeguide/episodes/s2_downthestretch/credit.html

Moody newspaper food critic Wagner was poisoned with wild mushrooms. To impress Gus's visiting uncle Burton, Shawn allows an apparent role switch, which means he must cue his clueless partner unnoticed, but hopes to get payment in kind. Shawn soon realizes their first suspect, a disgruntled chef, must be set up by the real poison killer, who is motivated by another competition. Written by KGF Vissers

A group of genius teenagers from a school for gifted students claims one of their teachers is a murderer. After striking out with the police, their last hope is Shawn and Gus, who go undercover and soon discover the kids' imaginations might not be so wild after all. Written by Adam

The city suffers a wave of robberies, which Lassiter fails to solve. The police chief still assigns Shawn to her priority, finding a nanny as her baby keeps her agonizingly awake all night. Shawn largely passes that to Gus, snoops about the robberies and soon suspects a link. The case moves into prominence after a murder. No single nanny fits the bill, but the most trusted nanny agency might. Written by KGF Vissers

Murder suspect Dwayne Tancana escapes while Juliet guards him to the courthouse. Shawn accepts to track him down before ruthless bounty hunter Byrd Tatums. However, Shawn believes Bird's claim to be innocent and goes after his partner in crime, Delbecchio, whose gang wants them all out of the way. Written by KGF Vissers

Christmas with the Gusters is ruined when Gus's parents' neighbor is killed, a clue leads Lassiter to look at Mr Guster more closely. Evidence leads the police into arresting Gus's mother as well, and Shawn and Gus vow to get them out of jail. Written by Anonymous

The detectives are hired by a wealthy family whose daughter Mira Gaffney, Gus's first love, reports her groom missing the day before their wedding at the family's Napa valley wine estate. Shawn discovers secrets at both groom and bride's side, including identity scam, and rewrites Gus's love life. After Juliet beats Lassiter's record score on the detectives' exam, their smooth partnership turns ugly competitive. Written by KGF Vissers

Psych is hired by a rest home orderly for semi-able seniors to examine a series of resident fatalities which the police dismisses as non-suspicious accidents. Lacking full access, Shawn tricks his wager-eager father into being admitted as demented grandfather. While Henry has a blast, Shawn soon comes up with surprising motives, suspects and methods. Written by KGF Vissers

Spanish-language Californian soap star Jorge Gama-Lobo, a Mexican, hires Psych to prove he didn't murder a fellow actor with a studio-made fake knife. Lassiter considers the film recording conclusive, but Shawn assesses Jorge's surprise genuine and gets the police chief to call him in. Snooping on director Lance's set, Shawn gets hired instead of a hopeless actor. Thus he gets access to the soap's internal politics as well as fan attention and sets a trap on air. Written by KGF Vissers

Arthur Holmstrom, recently chair-promoted treasurer of the local, Freemason-style charitable Monarch Lodge, is knife-murdered in his club HQ office. Detective Lassiter, a member, and president Irving Parker, his soon-ex's father, ask Shawn and his unamused father Henry, a former member, to solve the case discretely. Gus enjoys approaching the exclusive membership, including many prospective medical clients, and thus contributes suspicious observations to a plot of black books and deadly ambition. Written by KGF Vissers

Psych is hired to look into the murder of a co-founder of the Ciabella fashion house. While they are undercover as male models, which Shawn does quite well, the other founder suffers the same fate. Motives for both murders must be compared from both professional and private lives. Written by KGF Vissers

Shawn is as delighted to get the case of a theft from a bizarre museum as Gus is terrified because the loot is his childhood nightmare: an Egyptian mummy. Meanwhile the precinct is self-absorbed, due the expiration the commissioner's ultimatum to resign unless nominated permanently, yet can't ignore the high-profile murder of tycoon, a major sponsor of the museum, whose board includes his heir William Wyles IV. Shawn claims the mummy walked out, links and solves both cases. Written by KGF Vissers